Welcome to the University Policy Office

Welcome to the University Policy Office


This website is your guide to university policies within the Handbook of Operating Procedures (HOP).

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Administration
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Facilities
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Human Resources
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Information Technology
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Research
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Risk / Security / EH&S
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Student Life
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Disposition of HOP Policies

Retired/Removed or merged HOP Policies are listed here.

Retired Policy: HOP 3-4020 Intercollegiate Athletics Council for Women

The adoption of new policy, HOP 3-4011 "Intercollegiate Athletics Council" has rendered this policy obsolete.

New Policy: HOP 3-4011 Intercollegiate Athletics Council

This policy will establish the roles and responsibilities for the restructured Intercollegiate Athletics Council (IAC), which will provide the president with advisement and recommendations for both the men's and women's sports programs.